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- In your own words and understanding, what is the main function of a defibrillator?Which of the following statements best describes systolic blood pressure? Systolic blood pressure depends upon the force of the heart contractions - the stronger the contractions the higher the systolic pressure will be. Systolic blood pressure depends on how tightly the cuff of the sphygmomanometer is tightened. Systolic blood pressure depends upon the resistance of the blood vessels - the greater the resistance to blood flow the higher the systolic pressure will be. Systolic blood pressure depends upon the force and frequency of the heart contractions - the stronger and more frequent the contractions the higher the systolic pressure will be.Which organs or tissues get a lot of blood flow as exercise is happening? Skeletal muscles Skin Digestive system Brain Kidneys Heart
- Why is using your thumb to measure pulse not ideal? And describe how to use a blood pressure cuff (sphygmomanometer).Can the automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) found in airports and other public places be used by anyone in an emergency?On the Medtronic Lifepak 20 Defibrillator, a nurse was performing the User Test during a shift change and the defibrillator gave her an error message “User Test Failed”. She immediately contacts you in your Biomed Department and places a work order and sets the unit aside for you to inspect. What do you do?
- Blood doping has benefits for performance, but it has some consequences on the heart, short term and long term. Learning that blood doping adds red blood cells to the blood, what variable in the blood does this change and how does that affect blood flow? viscosity; increase blood flow resistance; decrease blood flow viscosity; decrease blood flow O resistance; increase blood flowWhich of the following normally has the greatest fluctuations in blood pressure due to their low compliance? veins capillaries muscular arteries elastic arteries(4) What similar experience do you have which could also be compared to a defibrillator?
- It's too small to be seen on an electrocardiogram, but an action potential in the SA node would occur right before the of a normal human EKG. U Wave Q Wave P wave S Wave R Wave T WaveYou have just given a shock to a person in cardiac arrest. You should check to see if the person is breathing before starting CPR again. True or False?The resistance to blood flow, what is called vascular resistance is greatest in? the venules the capillaries aortan arterioles veins
